PM Modi to lay foundation stone for Ram temple in Ayodhya on August 5
Patna:
A time capsule, bringing together the history and facts related to Ram Janmabhoomi, will be placed thousands of feet below the construction site to ensure there will be no disputes in the future, according to the member of the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust Kameshwar Chaupal Sunday.
“The fight for Ram Janmabhoomi, including the lengthy Supreme Court case, has taught present and future generations a lesson. A time capsule will be placed approximately 2,000 feet into the ground at the Temple of Ram construction site. in the future, anyone who wants to study the history of the temple will get the facts about Ram Janmabhoomi, so that no new controversy can arise, ”Chaupal told ANI.
He also said that the time capsule will be placed inside a Tamra Patra (copper plate) before being placed under the site.
Mr Chaupal, who is the only Dalit member of the Trust, also said that the land of various teerths (pilgrimages) across the country and water from sacred rivers are brought to Ayodhya for ‘Abhisheka’ during the ‘ bhoomi-pujan ” which is to be conducted on August 5 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“Water from the sacred rivers and soil of the teerths, where Lord Ram visited, will be used during the ‘abhisheka’ in ‘bhoomi pujan’. Our volunteers sent them from all over the country to Ayodhya, ”he said.
Mr Chaupal further criticized Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli for his recent statement on Ayodhya and Lord Ram and said Mr Oli did not know “Indian or Nepalese traditions and did so simply because of his thirst. to be able to”.
Prime Minister Modi is due to lay the foundation stone for the Ram temple in Ayodhya on August 5, according to Mahant Nritya Gopal Das, president of the temple trust.
Construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya will begin after the cornerstone laying ceremony (bhoomi poojan) which is likely to be attended by chief ministers of many states, trade union cabinet ministers and RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.
According to sources, the temple’s “bhoomi poojan” is to be celebrated on the lines of the festival of light – Diwali – with all the temples and houses in the country being lit with diyas and candles.
The Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust, established in accordance with the Supreme Court verdict, held its second meeting last week.
In March of this year, the idol “Ram Lalla” was moved to a temporary structure.
On November 9, the Supreme Court ordered the central government to hand over the Ayodhya site for the construction of a Ram temple.
